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    Le Grand Café is a big, high-ceilinged brasserie tucked into the renovated Grand Palais, with 300 seats, a lot of marble, and a terrace facing the Petit Palais. Lunch skews fashion and well-fitted suits, dinner skews people thrilled to have an excuse to dress up. Expect brasserie classics at brasserie-plus prices, shellfish towers delivered with ceremony by servers in white vests, and a banana split that costs real money.

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    • Catch of the day

      “Pescitarians with deep pockets should go for the catch of the day prepared tableside”

      The Infatuation
    • Oyster and crustacean platters

      “the gargantuan oyster and crustacean platters that will be delivered theatrically by servers in crisp white vests and black ties.”

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    Address
    Rotonde Clémenceau, 1 Pl. Clemenceau, Paris, Île-de-France 75008, France · Paris
    Hours

    Open now, until 2 AM

    • Monday Noon to 2 AM next day
    • Tuesday Noon to 2 AM next day
    • Wednesday Today Noon to 2 AM next day
    • Thursday Noon to 2 AM next day
    • Friday Noon to 2 AM next day
    • Saturday Noon to 2 AM next day
    • Sunday Noon to 2 AM next day

    kitchen closes 15:45 lunch; dinner hours vary by day

    Phone
    +33 1 85 09 40 50
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